There was a fellow that was very upset over the grades he got after submitting some coins to NGC that he bought from this seller. He started a rant on it ats blaming the TPG, a few there pointed out the flaws in the coins not the service.
Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
I noticed those photos when his coins popped up in the suggested items below some Morgans I was viewing last week. The fact that a dealer would leave money on the table by selling so many shiny coins raw sent up huge red flags for me.
Either he has the nicest coins ever minted and doesn't care about maximizing his profit, a special "shiny picture taking camera" as Justacommeman said, or the juice pumped way up on the photo editing software.
He purchased a dozen or so bags of Morgans. All Uncs. Many of the graded coins were from these bags that he then submitted to the grading companies. But, he does sell "rolls" that are salted and he knows exactly what is in them. Total scam on the rolls. Any raw coins on ebay he's already passed over as for submitting them. Raw dregs on ebay.
bob
He's been selling rolls for years.
Registry: CC lowballs (boblindstrom), bobinvegas1989@yahoo.com
Yeah, bought some rolls once from them. I got lucky and silver doubled in price and I was able to break even eventually. Learned a lot from that. On the bright side, they were all uncirculated.
I notice that the latest PCGS slabs with the blue gradient tag make it readily apparent when the contrast, saturation, etc are all jacked up by the photo editor. I wonder if that was one of the goals of the new design.
I actually bought a buffalo nickel from this clown just because my curiosity got to me. I bought a 1923-s buffalo nickel for around 800 bucks. Once I received the coin it was obvious the coin was NOT out of a roll. I would grade it AU-58 with lamination. His pics sure as hell did not show the problems as they we’re hidden in the dark areas of his images. As you can clearly see there’s rub on the buffalo’ hipbone and flank area. I have heard through the grapevine he, the seller, buys coins that are slabbed then cracked out to sell under his format as an uncirculated coin from a roll. I’ve been told he buys uncirculated problem coins. It sure shows with the one and only coin I bought from this clown. Here are his pics along with my pics of this coin. The lamination, that has completely peeled off, is on the Indians hair about half way down the long feather. I returned the coin and received a refund. Then I left this seller neutral feedback explaining the problems which eBay removed for whatever reason. I think the reason they removed it is because eBay is making a killing off of his sales. That’s about all I can come up with. Then I see the same coin listed again with the same pics. Of course now I’m blocked😊
Be careful out there.
Happy hunting, Joe
The bitterness of "Poor Quality" is remembered long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.
100percent feedback and years on eBay. The feedback sez great good as described love this seller and so forth. That is some front to maintain. How do they do it
@crazyhounddog said:
I actually bought a buffalo nickel from this clown just because my curiosity got to me. I bought a 1923-s buffalo nickel for around 800 bucks. Once I received the coin it was obvious the coin was NOT out of a roll. I would grade it AU-58 with lamination. His pics sure as hell did not show the problems as they we’re hidden in the dark areas of his images. As you can clearly see there’s rub on the buffalo’ hipbone and flank area. I have heard through the grapevine he, the seller, buys coins that are slabbed then cracked out to sell under his format as an uncirculated coin from a roll. I’ve been told he buys uncirculated problem coins. It sure shows with the one and only coin I bought from this clown. Here are his pics along with my pics of this coin. The lamination, that has completely peeled off, is on the Indians hair about half way down the long feather. I returned the coin and received a refund. Then I left this seller neutral feedback explaining the problems which eBay removed for whatever reason. I think the reason they removed it is because eBay is making a killing off of his sales. That’s about all I can come up with. Then I see the same coin listed again with the same pics. Of course now I’m blocked😊
Be careful out there.
Happy hunting, Joe!
Is it generally possible to leave feedback after a refund? What about non-positive feedback?
I too had been very curious about this seller and had all the same questions previously brought up.
Some of those raw non- P mint Peace dollars at auction really had me scratching my head. They looked way too nice and were getting lots of action. They got my alarm bells ringing but I didn’t bite, though admittedly came close on a few.
Thank you for sharing your illuminating experience and report with that Buffalo experience Joe @crazyhounddog.
And thank you @tradedollarnut for bringing up these questions!
What a great forum!
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@coinbuf said:
There was a fellow that was very upset over the grades he got after submitting some coins to NGC that he bought from this seller. He started a rant on it ats blaming the TPG, a few there pointed out the flaws in the coins not the service.
@coinbuf said:
There was a fellow that was very upset over the grades he got after submitting some coins to NGC that he bought from this seller. He started a rant on it ats blaming the TPG, a few there pointed out the flaws in the coins not the service.
Not surprisingly, he is also a heavy user of shill bidding. Just check out some of the bidder history on his auctions. When you get someone who has 99% of all his bids with one seller and is bidding on 45 coins in a wide variety of coin types, it's a shill bidder...
Canyon City recently auctioned a colorfully toned 1921 Peace Dollar, purportedly from an original roll, but even from their pictures, it had unusual surface striations.
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Only on the auction coins.
It seems none of the buy it nows are fresh roll coins.
There was a fellow that was very upset over the grades he got after submitting some coins to NGC that he bought from this seller. He started a rant on it ats blaming the TPG, a few there pointed out the flaws in the coins not the service.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
He has a shiny picture taking camera
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Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
The raw CC dollars are fresh from original mint bags! Guess the GSA missed a few….
I noticed those photos when his coins popped up in the suggested items below some Morgans I was viewing last week. The fact that a dealer would leave money on the table by selling so many shiny coins raw sent up huge red flags for me.
Either he has the nicest coins ever minted and doesn't care about maximizing his profit, a special "shiny picture taking camera" as Justacommeman said, or the juice pumped way up on the photo editing software.
Indian Head $10 Gold Date Set Album
He purchased a dozen or so bags of Morgans. All Uncs. Many of the graded coins were from these bags that he then submitted to the grading companies. But, he does sell "rolls" that are salted and he knows exactly what is in them. Total scam on the rolls. Any raw coins on ebay he's already passed over as for submitting them. Raw dregs on ebay.
bob
He's been selling rolls for years.
It appears he really juices those images, too.
…a loser is a loser
Pass
Yeah, bought some rolls once from them. I got lucky and silver doubled in price and I was able to break even eventually. Learned a lot from that. On the bright side, they were all uncirculated.
TurtleCat Gold Dollars
I notice that the latest PCGS slabs with the blue gradient tag make it readily apparent when the contrast, saturation, etc are all jacked up by the photo editor. I wonder if that was one of the goals of the new design.
I actually bought a buffalo nickel from this clown just because my curiosity got to me. I bought a 1923-s buffalo nickel for around 800 bucks. Once I received the coin it was obvious the coin was NOT out of a roll. I would grade it AU-58 with lamination. His pics sure as hell did not show the problems as they we’re hidden in the dark areas of his images. As you can clearly see there’s rub on the buffalo’ hipbone and flank area. I have heard through the grapevine he, the seller, buys coins that are slabbed then cracked out to sell under his format as an uncirculated coin from a roll. I’ve been told he buys uncirculated problem coins. It sure shows with the one and only coin I bought from this clown. Here are his pics along with my pics of this coin. The lamination, that has completely peeled off, is on the Indians hair about half way down the long feather. I returned the coin and received a refund. Then I left this seller neutral feedback explaining the problems which eBay removed for whatever reason. I think the reason they removed it is because eBay is making a killing off of his sales. That’s about all I can come up with. Then I see the same coin listed again with the same pics. Of course now I’m blocked😊
Be careful out there.
Happy hunting, Joe
He also seems to be a fan of MS70 looking at all the blue and purple copper.
Peace dollars have altered surfaces
Grift comes to mind.
They sell a lot.
100percent feedback and years on eBay. The feedback sez great good as described love this seller and so forth. That is some front to maintain. How do they do it
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
This is the seller I checked
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶
Is it generally possible to leave feedback after a refund? What about non-positive feedback?
Yes I noticed this several weeks ago. Their listings are "infecting" my saved searches and it's very annoying.
Collector, occasional seller
I too had been very curious about this seller and had all the same questions previously brought up.
Some of those raw non- P mint Peace dollars at auction really had me scratching my head. They looked way too nice and were getting lots of action. They got my alarm bells ringing but I didn’t bite, though admittedly came close on a few.
Thank you for sharing your illuminating experience and report with that Buffalo experience Joe @crazyhounddog.
And thank you @tradedollarnut for bringing up these questions!
What a great forum!
Happy, humble, honored and proud recipient of the “You Suck” award 10/22/2014
Do you have a link to this thread ATS?
Sure, here you go. https://ngccoin.com/boards/topic/425173-going-to-have-to-leave-ngc-behind/#comments
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
Not surprisingly, he is also a heavy user of shill bidding. Just check out some of the bidder history on his auctions. When you get someone who has 99% of all his bids with one seller and is bidding on 45 coins in a wide variety of coin types, it's a shill bidder...
mbogoman
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/collectors-showcase/classic-issues-colonials-through-1964/zambezi-collection-trade-dollars/7345Asesabi Lutho
Thank you @coinbuf
Canyon City recently auctioned a colorfully toned 1921 Peace Dollar, purportedly from an original roll, but even from their pictures, it had unusual surface striations.
Interesting Canyon City is a very large prison complex in Colorado didn’t know they sold coins 😂🙀
🎶 shout shout, let it all out 🎶